The Monthly Techworld Bangladesh - January 2017

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One day, talking to your fridge could become a normal part of your week.
Thus far in our Future of the Internet series, we’ve discussed how the Internet’s growth will soon reach the world’s poorest billion; how social media and search engines will start offering sentiment, truth, and semantic search results; and how tech giants will soon exploit these advances to develop virtual assistants(VAs) that will help you manage every aspect of your life.
These advances are designed to make people’s lives seamless—especially for those who freely and actively share their personal data with tomorrow’s tech giants. However, these trends by themselves will fall short of providing that completely seamless life for one very big reason: search engines and virtual assistants can’t help you micromanage your life if they can’t fully understand or connect to the physical objects you interact with day to day.